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. .. r iiWHiWi'lflil "tlfiWf - i tiHiIHiiuiit TMIffHrHfrmrff f ", f T5 f A Fishing Party. A fishing party left yesterday morning for the South Fork of the Bonito, and will remain about thsce weeks. Those in the party arc: l rank J. bagcr and wife, Miss Lorcna and Esther Sneer. Mrs. J. K. Humphrey and two ciniurcn and Miss Kutli 'i omp kins. It is feared that that fa mous trout stream will live only in story when this party has ex hausted its energy with rod and reel there'll be no fish left. Mr. and Mrs. Ira O. Wctmore left yesterday morning for the KukIoho campmbetinir. They ex pected to drive through in a day ana to camp on tlic banks or th little Noisy last night. John II. Catiniuir. manager o the Carrizozo Trading Co., left last night for Chicago and New i orK. lie win be absent until about the 25th. He went tn pv- aminc eastern marked conditions as well as to purchase a stock o fall and winter goods. W. M. Pcriruson. a farmer of the Nogal Mesa, was in Carrizozo xucsuay, on uts way to the Us cura mountains. Mr. Ferguson navs irood rains have fallen in his section, and that the dry land larmers arc practically assured of goou crops. L. C. Harlow, manager of the Vera Cruz mining company, left for Chicago Monday. Mr. Bar low went to attend a meeting of me uoara 01 directors ot his com pany, and to make arrauircmcnts for installing a cyanide plant at tue company's mines. J. J. Johnson was cxhibitinir a ladies' gold watch Monday that lie nau just received as a premium for securing subscribers to the Railroad Trainmen's Journal. Mr. Johnson will, of course, nrc sent the watch to his wife upon ncr return uomc. Mrs. W. M. Rellv and cliilflrnri and Mrs. Hattie Pons came up irom Alamogordo Wednesday night, and went to Capitan yesterday, where they will visit a few days with relatives and friends. Mrs. T. S Anderson and little son went with them to Capitan. Cantain Paris came nvir frmti Fort Stanton the first of the week on a visit to his wife and returned Thursday. While here the cap tain talked baseball a little, and negotiations were opened for a game in the near future between the Stanton and Carrizozo teams. Miss Nettie Lee entertained a few friends Monday evening in honor of Miss Nellie McMaius, who left the next day for Douglas, Arizona. Twelve young people were present, music and games furnishing the means of diversion on the occasion. TO TMU PUBLIC. From and after this date, all Hour, grain and feed stuff will be strictly cash. I am compelled to adopt this method, because all grain is so high and the margin on its sales ho small that it is practically out of the nucstion to sell on any other basis. Please taktj notice and be governed ac cordingly. Aiig. 0, John II. Skiknkk. AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY. DENDINQ the arrival of our Big Fall and Winter Stock which will be on display the early part of September, we arc making sacrifice prices on all Summer Goods to entirely close out the same, and make room for the new arrivals. ALL and get our prices before purchas ing. It will pay you to see what we are offering. Reliable goods at the prices of inferior articles. ' Walt and see our new goods before making your Fall pur chases. It will pay you. CARRIZOZO TRADING CO. An MKt of Title Is as necessary as a Deed to show that you have a good title to your land. Have you got one? If not order uow. AMERICAN TITLE & TRUST (0. (IMOORI'OKATKD) LINCOLN, NtW MEXICO. Post Cards AND More Post Cards. Merry Widow Moving Pictures Base Hall Comics Illustrated Songs and Other Novelties at 1111: Pioneer Jewelry Store. IV your shoes need rcnairinir. lake them to Estcs' Repair Shop. HOLLAND BEOS. DRUGS Toilet Articles, Etc. Eastman's Kodaks. Indian Curios. Carrizozo, New Mexico, THE HEADLIGHT SALOON, Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agent for HARPER'S WHISKEY. An IVto-Diito lloinrt wliore dentlptnen can Hpptul n quint linlf Lour. A Reading Room and billiard Parlor in connection. JOHN LEE, Haster. Main street, Carrizozo. COW-BOY BOOTS $9 to $13. Wanted Fifty men to order boots within the next 'JO days. I will make a reduction of $3 a pair on my cowboy boots for the next 90 days. Boots, S9 to $12. Work guaranteed. GEO. R. HYDE, Capitan. JACkSON-GALBRAITII COMPANY Dealer. In Lumber Building: Material, Etc. ?RANK J. SAGER FIRE INSURANCE Notary Public. OHIon In liiclinniro llank Carrlzoio. g J. WOODLAND CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Entlmatca Vurnl.titxl. Carrizozo, . New Mexico. JEID & LITTLE CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS 1'Uui nod IJttlmatmi on nit cliutt of llillldlnm furnl.heil on uliort notice, Carrizoro, New Mexico. JJARBER & GIERKE ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW I'ractloo In tho District anil Hunrerao Courts of tlie Territory, Carrizozo New Mexico. JJALL & SPENCE ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Corporation and Milling Law a Hpoclnlty. Notary In Olllco. Bank building, Carrizozo. Home Matte Bread JOHN ft. PATTON Has opened a Bakery at the Hotel Temple, and is now prepared to Bupply the public with first class bread of full weight. A trial will convince. I'OR SALB AT Zeigler Bros. & Bakery, We arc receiving new, bright, green alfalfa hay. John II. Skinner.